14848. First National Bank (Barnesville, OH)

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Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
911
Charter Number
911
Start Date
May 9, 1878
Location
Barnesville, Ohio (39.988, -81.176)

Metadata

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gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
3a9e9796b25c8b54

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Description

Articles (1878–1879) refer to the 1st National Bank, Barnesville, having receivers appointed and receiver reports being filed and approved. No mention of depositor runs or reopening; the bank appears to have been placed in receivership/closed and wound up. Dates reflect newspaper publication dates when receivership and final reports are reported.

Events (4)
1. March 18, 1865 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. May 9, 1878 Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Court-ordered appointment of receivers in suit involving the bank, implying insolvency/asset control by receivers.
Newspaper Excerpt
1st Nat'l Bank Barnesville VS. H M Kickok et al. On motion to the Court by the plaintiff, Jonathan T Schofield and G H Kemp were appointed receivers in this case, with full powers to take charge of the property, care for and rent the same, and report their proceedings from term to term.
Source
newspapers
3. February 20, 1879 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
1st Nat'l Bank Barnesville VS. H M Hickok. Report of Receiver approved and confirmed. Balance, after deducting $25 fees for Receiver, to be paid by him to plaintiff.
Source
newspapers
4. June 12, 1879 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
1st Nat'l Bank Barnesville vs. H. M. Hick et al. The Receivers in this case made their final report, which is approved. There is in the hands of such Receivers $73 06, out of which the Court allow them as fees $5 00, and the balance they are ordered to pay to plaintiff.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)
1. May 9, 1878 Belmont Chronicle Saint Clairsville, OH
Article from Belmont Chronicle, May 9, 1878

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COURT REPORT. I Judge WM. OKEY, Clerk A. C. DAR. RAH and Sheriff W. G. KINNEY, present. Jas Kelsey vs. A M F Boyd et al. Found due plaintiff Kelsey, $618 57; defendant Wm Sinram $1326 13. In default of payment Master J W Shannon ordered to sell mortgaged premises. Jos A. Thompson vs. James Nicoll & Son. To Jury. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for $348 56. 1st Nat'l Bank Bellaire vs. M L Austin et al. Judgment by confession in favor of plaintiff for $215 75. 1st Nat'l Bank Barnesville VS. H M Kickok et al. On motion to the Court by the plaintiff, Jonathan T Schofield and G H Kemp were appointed receivers in this case, with full powers to take charge of the property, care for and rent the same, and report their proceedings from term to term. Edward S Burke vs. Peter Welty. Mandate from District Court at the April term, in which it is ordered that plaintiff recover of defendant $557 59. Ordered that execution be had accord. ing to the mandate. Sarah Jane West et al. vs. James A Gray, Exr. Ordered that execution be had of the judgment found in the District Court, according to the mandate of the Court. Bellaire &S. W. R. R. Co. vs. Wm A Gorby. Ordered that execution be had of judgment found in Common Pleas and affirmed by District Court, according to the mandate of said District Court. Rebecca Burcher vs. Jesse Judkins. Ordered that execution be had of judgment found in Common Pleas, and affirmed by District Court, according to the mandate of said District Court. Chas T Gilham vs. Sarah J Glilham et al. Execution ordered of the judg-

2. February 20, 1879 Belmont Chronicle Saint Clairsville, OH
Article from Belmont Chronicle, February 20, 1879

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COURT REPORT. Judge OKEY, Clerk DARRAH and Sheriff HILLES, present. Jas H Collins vs. Josiah Davis. Mandate from. the Supreme Court. Petition in error dismissed and cause remanded to Common Pleas for execution. 1st Nat'l Bank Barnesville VS. H M Hickok. Report of Receiver approved and confirmed. Balance, after deducting $25 fees for Receiver, to be paid by him to plaintiff. Indiana Z McSwords vs. Wm H Bendell et al. Judgment by default against Thos Gow for $525 73. Defendant Bendell not S rved. The Belmont Bank vs. Jas A Harris et al. Judgment by confession against defendants for $800. Jacob Maser vs. Daniel Simpkins, jr. Ordered that west half of premises heretofore ordered to be sold be first sold, and if not sufficient to pay claim of plaintiff, the east half to be sold. Re-appraisement of separate tracts or dered. Zeiglehofer & Stultz V8. Commr's of Belmont county. Cause referred to A H Mitchell, Referee, to report conclusions of law and fact separately at the present term of Court. The State of Ohio vs. James Keesey, Robert Galbraith and Henry Floto. Three cases. Indictments for keeping a place of public resort for the unlawful sale of liquor. Plea of gulity in in each case and diendants fined $50 each and costs, and to stand committed until fi 18 and costs are paid. James Blakemore vs. Isaac Iddings et al. To jury. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for $2,178 45. 0 Geo W Crossland VS. Mont. Hollingsworth. Replevin. Verdict in favor of of plaintiff for one dollar. 1st Nat'l Bank Barnesville vs. H M Hickok et al. Leave given to Master R Shannon to amend his return 80 as to P show the property heretofore sold, as C being sold to plaintiff. B F John Bradfield & Sons VS. Jesse Strahl. Judgment by confession in favor of plaintiffs for $622 86. R Albert Francis vs. Richard Francis D adm'r. To Jury. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for $120. Eliz W Carroll VS. Jacob Boger, jr, et al. It appearing that there is attached in the hands of Isaac Schnegg morethan is sufficient to satisfy the N plaintiff's claim, it is ordered that In $1231 40 be released from attachment, De Ti and the said Schnegg is ordered to pay Dt said amount to Richard B. Gates, and Di the balance, $1268 60, into Court. B1 Francis Galloway vs. Edney Galloway et al. Partition. Sale by Sheriff Di approved and confirmed and deeds ored dered. Council fee of $159 71 allowed ata attorney Borton. Sheriff ordered to an no pay costs and $38 36 back taxes. da Coristian Hillery vs. Thos Johns. This cause is referred to A H Mitchell, Esq., Referee, to hear and determine the same, and report to the Court his 1 conclusions of law and fact, separately.

3. June 12, 1879 Belmont Chronicle Saint Clairsville, OH
Article from Belmont Chronicle, June 12, 1879

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COURT REPORT. Judge OKEY, Clerk DARRAH and Sheriff HILLES, present. Jacob Maser vs. Mary A. Power et al. Judgment in favor of plaintiff for $578 86, and in favor of Jas. A. Barnes for $104 38, which is first lien. In default of payment Master Shannon is ordered to sell mortgaged premises. Josiah Perkins et al. vs. Wm. C. Hedges et al. Will of Averhart Perkins set aside and cause settled. Marilla Perkins to pay costs of the contest of the will in the Common Pleas Court. Rebecca J. Bolon vs. Richard H. McEndree. Slander. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for one dollar. Plaintiff's counsel gave notice of a motion to set aside the verdict and for a new trial. Laura V. Hodgson vs. Levi Cassell et al. Judgment in favor of plaintiff fer $961 00, and in favor of defendant Jas. McKelvy for $607 75, and in default of payment, Sheriff Hilles, as Special Master, is orpered to sell mortgaged premises. Andrew McFarland Myers vs. Isaac Meek et al. Judgment by default against defendants for $545 56. Andrew McFarland Myers vs. Israel Day et al. Judgment by default against defendants for $545 55. Israel Day certified as principal debter. 1st Nat'l Bank Barnesville vs. H. M. Hick et al. The Receivers in this case made their final report, which is approved. There is in the hands of such Receivers $73 06, out of which the Court allow them as fees $5 00, and the balance they are ordered to pay to plaintiff. Nathan B. Brightwell vs. Miles J. Tiernan. Judgment by default against plaintiff for $549. Eliza J. Paull vs. Thomas G. Culbertson et al. Sale by Master af proved and confirmed and and deed ordered. John DuBois vs. James B. Darrah. This cause is referred to DeWitt Danford, Esq., as Referee to hear and determine the same and report his findings of fact and conclusions of law separately at the present term. Henry Duke vs. Mary Jane Coss et al. Ordered that $6 57 taxes on premises heretofore sold in this case, be paid by the Sheriff out of money in his hands. L. J. C. Drennon vs. Rosina Wood et al. Sale by Master approved and confirmed and deed ordered. Ferguson, Mead & Co. vs. A. M. Wood et al. Jadgment by default against defendant for $485. Sarah G. Peterson vs. Wells W. Benson. Judgment by default against defendant for $1279 55. Bank of Batesville vs. Barnard Mc-Cord et al. Judgment in favor of defendant W. M. Wilson for $686 46, which is first lein-in favor of W. H. Atkinson & Bros. for $968 28, which is 2d lein. In default of payment Master Shannon is ordered to sell morigaged premises. Defendant Wilson gives notice that he will appeal this cause to the District Court, which appeal is allowed and bond fixed at $200. National Glass Manufacturing Co. vs. Jacob Heatherington. A jury was sworn and upon the offering of a certain contract mentioned in their petition, in evidence, the defendant objected, which objection the Court sustained, whereupon the plaintiff asked leave to amend his petition, and a juror was withdrawn and cause continued at costs of plaintiff. Joseph Shaw vs. George W. Hoge et al. Marshaling of leins and order for sale of property, to Special Master Samuel Hilles